NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITIONS: The Medicine Oils - Our Intimacy with Our Earth Mother

May it be beautiful before me May it be beautiful behind me. May it be beautiful below me. May it be beautiful above me. With it be beautiful all around me. In beauty it is finished. --Navajo Night Chant healing song

A MEDICINE WHEEL OF AROMACHOLOGY Ancestral Fragrance. Personal Power. Spirit-Led Healing.

The Medicine Oils are the heartwood of my earliest blends—first poured and prayed over in 1993. They are Native American-inspired aromatic formulations—herbal and essential oil alchemies that honor the Medicine Wheel traditions as shared across many Nations of Turtle Island.

The Grandmothers and Grandfathers teach us that Great Spirit seeded all of Creation with the essence of eternity. Every tree, every stone, every breath of wind carries a spark of manitou—a living spirit, a distinct Medicine waiting to be recognized, remembered, and worked with.

The Medicine People remind us: your journey is sacred, and your Personal Medicine is already alive within you. As you grow in awareness, as you listen to the wisdom of Earth and Sky, your Medicine becomes clearer—it reveals who you are and how you’re meant to serve, heal, and connect.

These oils are companions for that path. A circle of scent to awaken your senses to the teachings of the Four Directions, the Animal Allies, the elemental forces, and the heartbeat of the Earth herself. They help you walk your Red Road with clarity, gratitude, and reverence.

To walk with the Medicine Oils is to enter into a sacred relationship with the world around you. With intention and self-respect, each application becomes a prayer. A call to the Great Mystery. A remembering of your place among All Our Relations.

This collection is a fragrant celebration of Indigenous continuity, honoring the sacred intimacy that Native Traditions hold with plant allies, the Spirits of the Land, and the rhythm of natural law.

Let the Medicine Wheel turn. Let the scent guide you. Discover your Medicine. Share it well. {The beautiful pen & ink art is by Steve Goins